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That is what I did and it worked. &nbsp;Simple, but somewhat labor intensive solution which was the only solution.<br />
Thanks
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That is what I did and it worked.  Simple, but somewhat labor intensive solution which was the only solution.
Thanks

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I have an eight (8) page brochure which prints on two (2) physical pages. &nbsp;I want to add 4 more pages (which will then be printing on three (3) physical pages).<br />
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The brochure is designed in landscape to be folded so I employed this pagination system.<br />
8 &nbsp; &nbsp;1<br />
2 &nbsp; &nbsp;7<br />
6 &nbsp; &nbsp;3<br />
4 &nbsp; &nbsp;5 &nbsp;&lt;==Turnaround page<br />
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In adding more pages, the brochure should look life this...<br />
12 &nbsp; &nbsp; 1<br />
2 &nbsp; &nbsp; 11<br />
10 &nbsp; &nbsp;3<br />
4 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;9<br />
8 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;5<br />
6 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;7 &lt;==Turnaround page<br />
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However, when I break the link between 4 and 5 wanting to link 5 to 6, etc., all my text on pages 6, 7 and 8 disappear.<br />
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How do I break page 4-5 link without losing all my text in the pages that follow page 5? &nbsp;<br />
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P.S. I cannot attach a file since Publishers files are so large. &nbsp;I can email it to you.
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I have an eight (8) page brochure which prints on two (2) physical pages.  I want to add 4 more pages (which will then be printing on three (3) physical pages).

The brochure is designed in landscape to be folded so I employed this pagination system.
8    1
2    7
6    3
4    5  <==Turnaround page

In adding more pages, the brochure should look life this...
12     1
2     11
10    3
4      9
8      5
6      7 <==Turnaround page

However, when I break the link between 4 and 5 wanting to link 5 to 6, etc., all my text on pages 6, 7 and 8 disappear.

How do I break page 4-5 link without losing all my text in the pages that follow page 5?  

P.S. I cannot attach a file since Publishers files are so large.  I can email it to you.

Text Disappears When Breaking a Link in Publisher

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